Chris’s EV ute dream is over
Chris Bowen’s EV pipe dream is quickly fading, and he’s curiously pointing the finger at his own government’s “poor policies”.
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Forgotten Tanya plays green faves
Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek, has exquisitely exposed the government’s anti-Australian priorities with two decisions in two days.
Wall St searches for rate clue
The eyes of the world’s volatile financial markets will be on the Rocky Mountains resort of Jackson Hole on Friday. Here’s why.
Iron ore horror story
The plunge in iron ore prices may be good news for the world but not in Australia where sustained low prices will have a devastating impact on the economy.
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Joyce gets a bum rap again
Former Qantas boss Alan Joyce has had his pay docked for some of his actions during Covid, but what about the politicians who caused far greater destruction?
Power rebate ‘gift’ keeps giving
Treasurer Jim Chalmers decided to fiddle down inflation with his $300 energy rebate, but problems are looming as price pressures persist.
Why didn’t the RBA hike?
If the RBA believed its own numbers it should have increased official interest rates. So what’s going on?
Shares rout should not sway RBA
With inflation still high Reserve Bank Governor Michele Bullock won’t cut interest rates despite suggestions our economy might be close to `snapping’.
Is Jerome wearing rose-coloured glasses?
The Federal Reserve has put a rate cut on the table, but can the US really manage a Goldilocks world of low rates and a strong low-inflation economy?
Only one option for RBA
Wednesday’s inflation data has left the RBA with some thinking to do ahead of next week’s meeting, but for me the decision is clear.
Rex is no Bonza: yet
Can Rex be saved? Or is going to follow Bonza onto the – pretty crowded – scrap heap of Australian aviation dreams?
The net zero bill: $US3 trillion every year
The true cost of getting to net zero has been revealed and we will have to cough up trillions of dollars every year.
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